At about 7pm yesterday, SMRT Ltd (Feedback), the Facebook page known for calling out misbehaving characters like haughty Brit Anton Casey and Sim Lim Square swindler Jover Chew, went offline.
Attempts to visit the notorious account now redirect to the Facebook homepage.
It’s not the first time this has happened, but many are wondering if ‘Ahmad’, ‘Lup Cheong’, ‘Muthu’ and ‘Pereira’s more recent vigilante activities have gotten them into trouble with the law, forcing them to take down the page.
A ‘We Will Miss “SMRT Ltd (Feedback)” Page’ account has already been set up for anyone everyone mourning the news (close to 1,000 likes at about 1:30am), but that’s not the best bit.
Someone’s also started a ‘Jover Chew – Feedback’ page.
Guess who wrote the first wall post?
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